North Vancouver-Seymour
Susie Chant (NDP) won North Vancouver-Seymour in the October 19, 2024 BC election with 52.77% of the vote, 5,215 votes ahead of Sam Chandola (Conservative). Turnout was 66.64%.
2024 election results in North Vancouver-Seymour
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Susie Chant * | NDP | 16,210 | 52.77% | Elected |
| Sam Chandola | Conservative | 10,995 | 35.79% | |
| Mitchell Baker | Independent | 1,794 | 5.84% | |
| Subhadarshi Tripathy | Green | 1,722 | 5.61% |
Source: Elections BC Statement of Votes, October 19, 2024. * Member of the 42nd Parliament (a sitting or former MLA at the time). The winner is the candidate with the most votes.
Key numbers
In North Vancouver-Seymour at the close of voting.
30,721 valid and 39 rejected ballots.
8.19 points above the province-wide 58.45%.
How close was it?
North Vancouver-Seymour ranks 56 of 93 among the closest races in 2024 (1 is the closest). The winning margin was 5,215 votes (16.98 percentage points); it would have taken 2,608 voters switching from Susie Chant to Sam Chandola to flip the result. Province-wide the NDP took 44.87% of the vote, compared with 52.77% here.
The seat after 2024
These are 2024 election results. The person who holds a seat can change between general elections through resignations, by-elections or a change of party, so use the Legislative Assembly’s member directory for the current MLA.
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North Vancouver-Seymour FAQ
Who won North Vancouver-Seymour in the 2024 BC election?
Susie Chant (NDP) won North Vancouver-Seymour with 16,210 votes (52.77%), ahead of Sam Chandola (Conservative) with 10,995 (35.79%). Source: Elections BC Statement of Votes.
What was voter turnout in North Vancouver-Seymour in 2024?
30,760 of 46,159 registered voters voted in North Vancouver-Seymour, a turnout of 66.64%, compared with 58.45% province-wide.
How close was the race in North Vancouver-Seymour?
The winning margin was 5,215 votes (16.98 percentage points), the 56th closest of BC's 93 ridings.